I had an iBook G3 900 for 18 months. Within that 18
months it broke THREE times. Logic board each time. It
was under the video card recall the first time. The
second time I had to pay the full cost of the repair
(no AppleCare, $350 flat fee). The logic board died
again on the 88th day of the 90 day
Hi Claire,
Having used OS 9 until New Year's, I am embarrassed to admit that I
never used this function (it rings familiar in my ears, so I guess I
knew about it, but...)... How silly, this sounds really sensible to
use, especially for "people like me", I guess - who have joint
problems... I
On Aug 12, 2005, at 6:29 AM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
Automater seems to be Applescript centric; the page above talks
about workflows and actions. However, I didn't see anything about
assigning function keys or other keystrokes to invoke a workflow.
It looks like you keep the scripts in a fo
At 8:56 PM -0700 8/11/05, Fabian Fang wrote:
On Aug 11, 2005, at 8:30 PM, Claire Hart wrote:
In OS 9, I used to program my function keys to shortcut some tasks
I did repetitively, mostly in AppleWorks. From what I can tell,
you cannot program macros in OS X. For example, with one keystroke
On Aug 11, 2005, at 8:30 PM, Claire Hart wrote:
In OS 9, I used to program my function keys to shortcut some tasks
I did repetitively, mostly in AppleWorks. From what I can tell,
you cannot program macros in OS X. For example, with one keystroke
of, say, F3, I could do a return-tab, or a
From what I can tell,
you cannot program macros in OS X. For example, with one keystroke
of, say, F3, I could do a return-tab, or a delete-space-space, for
example. I'm really needing this functionality again. I have
Panther on my G4 PowerBook. I'm also going to be upgrading
In OS 9, I used to program my function keys to shortcut some tasks I
did repetitively, mostly in AppleWorks. From what I can tell, you
cannot program macros in OS X. For example, with one keystroke of,
say, F3, I could do a return-tab, or a delete-space-space, for example.
I'm r
